August 22, 2016 #32 We Build Futures ~ Communities ~ Confidence ~ We Build Your Business The Genuine. The Original. “We’re Not The Best Because We’re the Oldest... We’re The Oldest Because We’re the Best!” Overhead Door Company of Salinas 733 Sanborn Place • Salinas, CA 93901 Salinas (831) 422-3667 • Monterey (831) 375-3667 Fax (831) 422-1061 • Santa Cruz (831) 662-3122 Lic. #529655 Overhead Door Company of Santa Clara Valley 1266 Lawrence Expressway • Sunnyvale, CA 94089 Tel (408) 734-8010 • Fax (408) 734-3728 Lic. #215098 Bidding This Week... Builders Bulletin Our office will be closed from 3:00- 5:00 the second Tuesday of every month for our Board Meeting. 8/22/16 Aptos Cabrillo College Bldg 1400 Hvac Renovation 2:00 PM 8/22/16 San Jose Rfp Martial Cottle Community Gardens Rfi-Prk-Fy16-0211 3:00 PM 8/22/16 * Moffett Field Replace Vehicle Maintenance Facilities Complex (Vmf) Pci Bid No. B1151 10:00 AM 8/22/16 Hollister Buena Vista Subdivision 5:00 PM 8/22/16 Los Gatos Safeway Store #0742 2:00 PM 8/23/16 San Luis Obispo County Dot 05-1c1104 Place Contrasting Surface Treatment At Gore Areas, Replace Signs 2:00 PM 8/23/16 * San Luis Obispo Jennifer Street Sewer Line Replacement 2:00 PM 8/23/16 Atascadero Measure F14 Pmp 2015/2016 Rehabilitation 2:30 PM 8/23/16 * Palo Alto Lucy Evans Baylands Interpretive Center Improvements Project 3:00 PM 8/23/16 Arroyo Grande 2016 Street Resurfacing 2:00 PM 8/23/16 Santa Cruz Parking Garage Lot 3 Restoration 2:00 PM 8/23/16 Monterey Library Roof Replacement Project 2:00 PM 8/23/16 Watsonville The Terrace At 445 Main St 2:00 PM 8/23/16 San Jose Cinemark Single Auditorium Remodel 12:00 PM 8/24/16 Soledad 2016 Concrete Sidewalk Replacement 2:00 PM 8/24/16 Soledad Front Street Lift Station Retrofit 2:00 PM 8/24/16 Soledad West Street Curb Inlet Repair 2:00 PM 8/24/16 Sunnyvale Rfq For Library Aisle Sign Holders 2:00 PM 8/24/16 * Monterey County Rfp For Land And Ocean Outfall Protection Design 3:30 PM 8/24/16 * Monterey County Rfp For Brine Mixing Structure Design 3:00 PM 8/24/16 Marina Smashburger Marina, Ca 3:00 PM 8/24/16 San Jose Fanzz - Westfield Oakridge Mall (Online) 10:00 AM 8/25/16 Atascadero Alps Three Bridges Trailhead 2:30 PM 8/25/16 Santa Cruz Broadway Pedestrian Crossing Enhancement Project 2:00 PM 8/25/16 Marina Lightfighter Drive Water Pipeline Extension Project 2:00 PM 8/25/16 San Jose 8247- San Jose Airport (Sjia) Police Department Building Replacement 2016 - Rebid 3:00 PM 8/25/16 * Sunnyvale Establish Research & Development Campus - Veterans Affairs Va261-16-B-0549 2:00 PM 8/26/16 Monterey Monterey Fire Engine Bay Exhaust Treatment System Replacement 2:00 PM 8/26/16 Menlo Park Santa Cruz Street Cafe Project Bistro Vida, Harvest, Left Bank Locations 4:00 PM 8/26/16 Los Gatos Blossom Hill Park Backstop Replacement 2:00 PM 8/26/16 Milpitas Cinemark Milpitas Xd Recliner #440 12:00 PM
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August 22, 2016 #32
We Build Futures ~ Communities ~ Confidence ~ We Build Your Business
The Genuine. The Original.
“We’re Not The Best Because We’re the Oldest...We’re The Oldest Because We’re the Best!”
Overhead Door Company of Salinas733 Sanborn Place • Salinas, CA 93901
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Bill Requiring Contractors to Report Judgments and Settlements to CSLB Amended
You may recall an article we ran back in late April about SB 465 (Hill and Hancock) which would have required contractors to “report to the registrar within 90 days of the date that the licensee had knowledge of any civil action settlement or administrative action resulting in a settlement worth $50,000 or more, or a binding arbitration or administrative action resulting in binding arbitration worth $25,000 or more.” The bill was introduced as a reaction to the June 16, 2015 balcony collapse at the Library Gardens Apartments in Berkeley, CA which killed six students and injured seven others. The company that constructed the apartment complex, Segue Construction Company, had a history of questionable work. Notably, over the prior three years, the company paid out $26.5 million dollars in construction defect settlements. Senator Hill’s ‘thought’ in introducing the bill was, if the CSLB had known about this contractor’s past, it would have suspended or revoked his/her license and the tragedy would never have occurred.
Unfortunately for the authors, as the bill moved through the legislative process it became clear that since construction is such a litigious business, thousands of contractors annually are involved in lawsuits that exceed the minimum limits that were set in the bill. This would have, in-turn, resulted in an ‘overload’ of work for the CSLB staff. So too the question was asked, would the information that the CSLB received ultimately have prevented other Berkeley-type tragedies; how big of a problem was the bill trying to ‘fix’ in the first place; and, most importantly, was the collapse of the balcony a workmanship issue or a design flaw of the architect or someone else within the construction process that built it originally?
Politics is the art of compromise, and given the authors’ realization that since the bill had previously failed to pass out of the Assembly Business and Professions Committee and ‘only’ remained alive for reconsideration by the committee (meaning without amendments the bill was doomed), the authors accepted amendments which now make the bill much more feasible and allows the authors to come back in several years after more is learned from a mandated study contained in the current language. Highlights of the latest amendments include requiring the CSLB:
1). By January 1, 2018, to enter into an interagency agreement with the Division of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) and other state or local agencies, as necessary, to ensure information relevant to CSLBs duty to protect the public is reported to the board in a timely manner 2). Within 90 days to have contractors report to the Registrar of the CSLB in writing the occurrence of any conviction of any felony or conviction of any crime that is substantially related to the qualifications, functions, and duties of a licensed contractor. 3). To report to the Legislature, the results of a study determining if the CSLB's ability to protect the public would be enhanced by regulations requiring licensees to report judgments, arbitration awards against them, or settlement payments of claims for construction defects they have made in excess of a certain amount to be determined by the board. The information provided to the board would be from both contractors and consumers on a voluntary basis. 4). To keep all records or documents obtained during the course of the study to remain exempt from public disclosure 5). Requires the California Building Standards Commission to convene a working group to investigate existing building standards associated with the construction, inspection, and maintenance of exterior elevated elements, and recommend any statutory changes or changes to the Building Code by 1/1/18.
Newsline No.: 2016-77 Date: August 10, 2016
DIR Posts Prevailing Wage Changes for Public Works Projects That Use Ready-Mix Concrete
The Department of Industrial Relations (DIR) is advising companies that use ready-mix concrete for public works projects of changes to prevailing wage laws. The changes apply to public works contracts that were advertised for bid or awarded on or after July 1, 2016.
Amendments to Assembly Bill 219 became effective on July 1. The amendments made the following changes to Labor Code section 1720.9:
• A company hauling or delivering ready-mix concrete for a public works contract shall:
o Register as a public works contractor.
o Submit a certified copy of the payroll records required by subdivision (a) of Section 1776 to the party that engaged the company and to the general contractor within five working days after the employee has been paid, accompanied by a written time record that shall be certified by each driver for the performance of job duties.
o Ready-mix concrete companies’ requirement to submit payroll online to DIR using its electronic certified payroll reporting system is temporarily on hold.
• Nothing in section 1720.9 shall cause any company to be treated as a contractor or subcontractor for any purpose other than the application of this chapter of the Labor Code.
The amendments do not apply to public works contracts that were advertised for bid or awarded prior to July 1, 2016.
DIR’s fact sheet and FAQs contain more information on the requirements for ready-mix concrete work on public works projects.
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Projects Out To Bid
Deadline for submission of materials for our Bulletin is end of day Wednesday each week.
Weekly Projects Bidding 8/18/2016
Reasonable care is given in gathering, compiling and furnishing the information contained herein which is obtained from sources believed to bereliable, but the Planroom is not responsible or liable for errors, omissions or inaccuracies.
Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Monterey County
Plan Issuer:
Visit
Monterey $210,000
Re-roofing the Monterey Library building to include, but not be limited to, removal and disposal of old roofing shakes, furnishing andinstalling a new shake roof or synthetic composite shake roof and new underlayment, and furnishing and installing new flashing asindicated in the project plans and specifications.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/3 2pm @ site
16-01972
0
2:00 PM8/23/16
Addenda:LIBRARY ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT
Prebid Conf:
Non-Mandatory
City of Monterey 831-646-3997 831-646-5686
Plan Issuer:
Monterey County
MRWPCA is seeking qualified firms to provide professional services for the design of the land and ocean outfall protection design.
MAND 8/3 @ 11am - 14811 Del Monte Blvd, Marina
16-01839
2
3:30 PM8/24/16
Addenda:RFP FOR LAND AND OCEAN OUTFALL PROTECTION DESIGN
Prebid Conf:
Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency 831-645-4612
Plan Issuer:
Monterey County
MRWPCA is seeking qualified firms to provide professional services for the design of Brine Mixing Structure.
MAND 8/3 @ 10am - 14811 Del Monte Blvd, Marina
16-01840
2
3:00 PM8/24/16
Addenda:RFP FOR BRINE MIXING STRUCTURE DESIGN
Prebid Conf:
Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency 831-645-4612
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Soledad
Base Bid: Mobilization & Demobilization; Traffic & Dust Control; Clearing & Grubbing; Re-Grade Existing Aggregate Base; Hot MixAsphalt (HMA), Type B; Construct Concrete Curb & Gutter; Construct Concrete Sidewalk; Construct Concrete Valley Gutter; ConstructConcrete Type I Handicap Ramp; Construct Concrete Modified Type I Handicap Ramp; Construct Concrete Modified Type II HandicapRamp; Construct Concrete Driveway Approach; Install Pavement Markings & Striping, Signage; Tree Replacement; MiscellaneousStreet Facilities & Operations. Please review plans and specs for additive alternates.
Electrical Contractor Fax: 831-761-2285Office: 831-761-2288Varni, Darrel Electric Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 805-549-0702Office: 805-549-0667Sansone Company, Inc.
Projects Out To Bid
Name Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Soledad
The work includes the repair of the existing storm drain inlet located on the northwest corner of Front Street and West Street within theCity of Soledad, County of Monterey. Also included, the supplying of all labor, equipment, tools and materials required to make thework complete and operable.
General Contractor Fax: 831-449-0700Office: 831-449-4273Don Chapin Co
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Marina
This is a restaurant covering 2,113 sq.ft Tenant Finish. Trades include, but are not limited to: Final Clean, Cut & Patch, Concrete,Finish Carpentry, DFH, Gypsum Board Systems, Tile, Acoustical Ceilings, Flooring, Paints and Coatings, Sprinkler, Mechanical,Plumbing, Electrical. This is just a general idea of the scopes, for a complete list of needed trades please review the plans.
Please send bids to [email protected] or fax to 888-246-1356 on or before 8/24/16 at 12:00 AM Central time, along with thesubcontractor pre-qualification form.
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Marina
Classd A. Install approx 2,720 linear feet of new 12-inch PVC water main in Lightfighter Drive, from 1st Avenue to east of General JimMoore Blvd. The new main will connect to four existing water mains at 1st Ave., General Jim Moore Blvd., and a location east ofGeneral Jim Moore Blvd. This work includes all associated fittings, valves, appurtenances, pavement removal & restoration,reconnecting existing mains & services along these pipes, and abandonment grouting of existing water & sewer mains within the right-of-way. Two new fire hydrants are to be installed along Lighfighter Dr. at 1st & 2nd Avenue. This work also requires the installation ofon 18-foot segment of 24" DIP at the intersection of Lightfighter Dr. & General Jim Moore Blvd. for future recycled water service.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/9 2 pm @ 2840 4th Ave, Marina
16-02088
1
2:00 PM8/25/16
Addenda:LIGHTFIGHTER DRIVE WATER PIPELINE EXTENSION PROJECT
OW-0128
Prebid Conf:
Marina Coast Water District 831-883-5957 831-384-0197
General Contractor Fax: 805-548-1995Office: 805-460-6940Jacob Construction & Design Inc.
Supplier Fax: 831-262-9778Office: 831-262-9778Corix Water Products
Plan Issuer:
Monterey
In general, the Work consists of, but is not limited to, replacing the fire engine bay exhaust treatment systems at three locationthroughout the City of Monterey: Fire Station No. 1 (600 Pacific Street, Monterey, CA); Fire Station No. 2 (582 Hawthorne Street,Monterey, CA); and Fire Station No. 3 (401 Dela Vina Avenue, Monterey, CA), as detailed in this specifications.
8/16 @ 10am- Corner of Pacific St. and Madison St., Monterey
16-02102
0
2:00 PM8/26/16
Addenda:MONTEREY FIRE ENGINE BAY EXHAUST TREATMENT SYSTEM REPLACEMENT
50 unit multi-family Development and Community Center in Salinas.
Project consists of: Site Work; Concrete; Masonry; Metals; Wood and Plastics; Thermal and Moisture Protection; Doors and Windows;Non-Load-Bearing Steel Framing; Portland Cement Plaster; Gypsum Board Assemblies; Acoustical Tile Ceilings; Resilient Wall Baseand Accessories; Resilient Sheet Flooring; Sheet Carpeting; Painting; Visual Display Products; Signs; Toilet and Bath Accessories;Toilet Accessory Schedule; Fire Extinguishers, Cabinets and Accessories; Postal Specialties; Equipment; Furnishings; ConveyingSystems; Landscape Maintenance; Site Concrete; Decorative Metal Fences and Gates; Landscape Irrigation; Soil Prep; LandscapePlanting.
MAND 8/15 @ 10am- 134 East Rossi Street, Salinas
16-02114
0
3:00 PM8/31/16
Addenda:HACIENDAS 3
Prebid Conf:
Monterey County Housing Authority Development Corp (HDC)[email protected]
831-796-4673 831-759-9363
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
General Contractor Fax: 559-528-6703Office: 559-528-6705Garcia Window Screens
Sub-Contractor/SpecialtyContractor
Fax: 408-413-4130Office: 408-848-4088R Titus Waterproofing
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Castroville $6,164,115 $6,590,279
The General work description for the Castroville Bicycle/Pedestrian Path and Railroad Crossing Project is a bicycle/pedestrian pathwayproject along Salinas Street and Benson and Collins Roads from McDougall Street to Castroville Boulevard. The work includes, but isnot limited to, constructing a Class 1 hot mix asphalt bicycle/pedestrian path, grading, pavement delineation, signs, bridge constructionwork, storm drainage modification, electrical bridge lighting, and minor concrete construction.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/9 @ 1pm- 168 West Alisal Street, 2nd Floor, in Salinas
16-02022
1
3:00 PM9/1/16
Addenda:CASTROVILLE BICYCLE/PEDESTRIAN PATH AND RAILROAD CROSSING
8622 to
Prebid Conf:
County of Monterey . 831-755-8970 831-755-4958
Electrical Contractor Fax: 831-761-2285Office: 831-761-2288Varni, Darrel Electric Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 831-761-1042Office: 831-763-6100Granite Construction
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Pebble Beach
GC requesting all trades. High Co. General Construction 209-996-7705 or 831-238-9096. Jeremy High, e-mail: [email protected]
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
General Contractor Office: 831-750-9125J. Moreno Construction, Inc.
Negotiated GC Office: 209-996-7705High Co. General Construction
Plumbing & Piping Contractor Fax: 831-659-2185Office: 831-659-5354OCG Plumbing Inc.
Supplier Fax: 866-887-2359Office: 510-732-6655Pella Doors & Windows of NorthernCalifornia
Plan Issuer:
Marina
MRWPCA is seeking qualified firms to develop a Master Plan for the Agency’s ten Pump Stations and optional task of threereclamation facilities in Marina, Ca. The purpose of the study is to develop a Master Plan for all facilities outside the boundaries of theRegional Treatment Plant both existing and planned. The Master Plan will include flow monitoring, hydraulic modeling, analysis ofsystem condition, and preparation of a capital improvement program.PRE-PROPOSAL MEETING: A pre-proposal meeting will be held at 10:00 a.m. local time Tuesday, July 19, 2015 at MRWPCARegional Treatment Plant located off of Del Monte Blvd., north of Marina, CA 93933.
7/19 @ 10am
16-01857
5
5:00 PM9/2/16
Addenda:MRWPCA PUMP STATION & CONVEYANCE SYSTEM CONDITION OPTIMIZATION ANALYSIS
Prebid Conf:
Monterey Regional Water Pollution Control Agency 831-883-6172
Bidders:
Greenfield
Roof, fascia board/trim, install gutters, windows, sliding door, exterior paint house, kitchen re-floor, front bathroom grad bars, backbathroom new shower, garage repair minor damage.
Housing Rehabilitation Specialist: James Beggs 916-231-2230 Email: [email protected] or Rosa Camacho-Chavez 831-383-7987
8/26 9 am @ site
16-02082
1
5:00 PM9/6/16
Addenda:SANTIBANEZ RESIDENCE
Prebid Conf:
General Contractor Office: 831-320-4101Blancas Construction Inc
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Greenfield
Exterior telecommunications, install gutters, back doors, demolish back shed, exterior paint house, windows, bathrooms install grabbars, bathroom fan, install new tub, kitchen repair drywall, & some plumbing, bring electrical panel up to code, and replace electricalsockets throughout house repair wiring.
Contact: James Beggs 916-231-2230 Email: [email protected] Rosa Camacho-Chavez 831-383-7987
8/26 1 pm @ site
16-02083
0
5:00 PM9/6/16
Addenda:URQUIDEZ RESIDENCE
Prebid Conf:
Michael Baker International [email protected] 916-231-2230 916-361-1574
General Contractor Office: 831-320-4101Blancas Construction Inc
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Greenfield
Roof, eves/fascia board, install gutters & downspouts, exterior paint house, windows, garage replace door frame & door, repairventilation fan in bathroom, patch tub & drywall, paint, garage electrical, repair fence, HVAC system, and termite abatement.
Contact: James Beggs 916-231-2230 Email: [email protected] Rosa Camacho-Chavez 831-383-7987
8/26 11:15 am @ site
16-02084
0
5:00 PM9/6/16
Addenda:GARCIA RESIDENCE
Prebid Conf:
Michael Baker International [email protected] 916-231-2230 916-361-1574
General Contractor Office: 831-320-4101Blancas Construction Inc
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Greenfield
Windows, siding/trim & patch, roof, install gutters & downspouts, dryer vent & drain, exterior electrical, exterior paint house, repairelectrical panel, replace back exterior door & frame, repair interior walls, re-floor back room & hallway, HVAC system, electricalupgrades, bathroom repair & replace tub & shower, door handles, remove kitchen flooring & replace.James Beggs 916-231-2230 Email: [email protected] Rosa Camacho-Chavez 831-383-7987
8/26 10 am @ site
16-02085
0
5:00 PM9/6/16
Addenda:RODRIGUEZ RESIDENCE
Prebid Conf:
Michael Baker International [email protected] 916-231-2230 916-361-1574
General Contractor Office: 831-320-4101Blancas Construction Inc
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Visit
Greenfield
Class A. New concrete curb, gutter & sidewalks, curb ramps, asphalt concrete pedestrian paths, street improvements. Also includedare striping and signage improvements for school crosswalks and bike routes.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/24 10 am @ 599 El Camino Real, City Hall
16-02133
0
3:00 PM9/8/16
Addenda:ATP SIDEWALK AND BIKE ROUTE PROJECT
Prebid Conf:
non-mandatory
City of Greenfield 831-674-5591
NEW
General Contractor Fax: 805-549-0702Office: 805-549-0667Sansone Company, Inc.
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Visit
Monterey $2,000,000
Class A. Demolition and construction of concrete curb, gutter, cross gutter, sidewalk, curb ramps and driveways, storm drainage,signage and striping, isolated street surface repairs, pavement grinding, street reconstruction and Hot Mix Asphalt pavement. The workalso consists of the removal and legal disposal of asphalt concrete pipe storm drain.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/18 2pm @ 353 Camino El Estero
16-02032
0
2:00 PM9/13/16
Addenda:CITYWIDE ADA RAMPS AND STREET RECONSTRUCTION
Prebid Conf:
Non-Mandatory
City of Monterey 831-646-3997 831-646-5686
General Contractor Fax: 831-449-0700Office: 831-444-4121Don Chapin Co
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock
General Contractor Fax: 805-548-1995Office: 805-460-6940Jacob Construction & Design Inc.
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Visit
Seaside $950,000
Class A. Construction of a realigned 7th Avenue - 8th Street/Inter-Garrison Road intersection to make it a more conventional four-waystop intersection, on the campus of CSUMB. Concrete & metal products, culverts, pilings, septic tanks, accessories & supplies.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/30 10 am @ 4314 6th Ave., Bldg.29, Living Room 101
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Fort Hunter Liggett
Subcontractor agrees to furnish in strict accordance with the Contract Documents all labor, materials, equipment, installation, cartage,hoisting, supplies, insurance, equipment, tools & other facilities of every kind & description required for or incidental to the prompt &efficient execution of the following work including the below listed specifications, drawing & details:09 30 00 CERAMIC TILE09 65 00 RESILIENT FLOORING09 68 00 CARPETWork to include but not limited to submittals, Shop Drawings, Installation Drawings, Certifications, adhesives & relating preparationwork, Local/Regional Materials; (LEED) Environmental Data, Warranty & inspections, provide & install all material includingcomponents required for the Wall & floor Ceramic tile, resilient flooring & Carpet.Confirm through an e-mail if interested to submit a bid to: [email protected]
Fax: 559-222-1147Office: 661-443-8440Central Valley Environmental
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Carmel
Notice is hereby given that the Board of Education for the Carmel Unified School District has elected to utilize the alternative biddingprocedures set forth in Public Contract Code section 22032 et seq. and shall develop and maintain a list of qualified contractors,identified according to categories of work, in accordance with the provisions of Public Contract Code section 22034 and criteria that theCalifornia Uniform Cost Accounting Commission promulgates from time to time. Notice is further provided that District is inviting alllicensed contractors to submit the name of their firm to the District for inclusion on the District’s list of qualified bidders for the 2016calendar year.Persons or companies interested in being included on the District’s list of bidders for the 2016 calendar year shall provide the nameand address to which a Notice to Contractors or Proposal should be mailed, a phone number at which the contractor may be reached,the type of work in which the contractor is interested in doing and currently licensed to do (earthwork, pipelines, electrical, painting,general building, etc.), together with the class of contractor’s license(s) held and contractor license number(s).Contractors interesting in being included on the District’s list of bidders for the 2016 calendar year may submit the above-describedinformation in person or by U.S. Mail to:Carmel Unified School DistrictAttn: Dan PaulPO Box 222700Carmel, CA 93922It is the sole responsibility of the person submitting such information in person or by U.S. Mail to ensure that is delivered to the Districtand includes all requested information. Any contractor providing a submittal that lacks the information set forth herein will not be addedto the District’s list of prequalified bidders for the 2016 calendar year.
CCRB, Inc is seeking subcontractors to provide the following construction services for this subdivision. Work includes:Appliances; Cabinets; Concrete; Construction Clean Up; Countertops Kitchen & Bath Vanities; Doors; Drywall Contractor; Electrical;Exterminator; Fencing; HVAC; Framing Contractor; Fire Sprinklers; Flooring; Insulation Contractor; Landscaping; Lumber; Mirrors;Painting; Plumbing; Roofing Contractor; Stucco Contractor; Temporary Toilets; Windows
16-02047
0
5:00 PM8/22/16
Addenda:BUENA VISTA SUBDIVISION
Central Coast Residential Builders [email protected] 831-757-6251 831-757-6268
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 831-600-7776Office: 619-203-5178EECAR Company Corp.
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Hollister
Class A. Contractor will supply and install a 3' junction box connecting with approximately 60' of pipe to drain into adjacent drainagebasin. Approximately 10 tons of gabion rock shall be installed at end of pipe. Connect 2 existing 12" culvert pipes into new junctionbox.
PREVAILING WAGE
16-02118
1
11:00 AM8/31/16
Addenda:COUNTY SERVICE AREA #9 RIDGEMARK DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT
The Aromas-San Juan Unified School District offers this information to any individual, company, or firm wishing to be added to theDistrict's general construction informal bid list for all trades pursuant to Public Contract Codes 22032 and 22034 - The CaliforniaUniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act (CUPCCA). Interested parties must submit the CUPCCA contractor/vendorapplication to be included. Application forms are available through the Aromas-San Juan Unified School District Maintenance andOperations Department or can be downloaded by clicking the links below or by contacting Bill Rupert at (831) 623-4776 [email protected]. Forms must be returned via US mail to:
Aromas-San Juan Unified School DistrictAttn: Bill Rupert2320 San Juan Highway, San Juan Bautista, CA 95045or by fax to (831) 623-4907
16-01511
0
5:00 PM12/30/16
Addenda:CUPCCA
Aromas-San Juan Unified School District [email protected] 831-623-4776 831-623-1572
This project consists of the abandonment of existing municipal sanitary sewer lines, including a segment underneath the Union PacificRailroad (UPRR) right-of-way. Other work includes the installation of a new sewer gravity line, using jack and bore methods, beneaththe UPRR right-of-way and the installation of new sewer gravity lines using conventional trench and backfill methods. In addition, therewill be installation of new cure-in-place pipe (CIPP) within a portion of existing gravity sewer main.
Place contrasting surface treatment at gore areas, replace signs In San Luis Obispo County At Various Locations From 0.1 Mile SouthOf Bridge Street Undercrossing To Grand Avenue UndercrossingThe Contractor must have either a Class A license or any combination of the following Class C licenses which constitutes a majority ofthe work: C-8, C-12.110 Working Days * 9% DBE Requirement
16-00267
1
2:00 PM8/23/16
Addenda:DOT 05-1C1104 PLACE CONTRASTING SURFACE TREATMENT AT GORE AREAS, REPLACE SIGNS
05-SLO-101-12.4/29.7
Plan Issuer:
Atascadero $1,200,000 $1,350,000
Pavement rehabilitation, including removal and reconstruction, overlay, resurfacing, and minor drainage improvements of roadways.
PREVAILING WAGE
16-01996
0
2:30 PM8/23/16
Addenda:MEASURE F14 PMP 2015/2016 REHABILITATION
2016-003 to
City of Atascadero mailto:[email protected] 805-470-3486 805-470-3487
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Arroyo Grande $125,000
Project consists of asphalt repairs, including: crack seal & slurry seal, striping, and traffic control.
PREVAILING WAGE
16-02049
0
2:00 PM8/23/16
Addenda:2016 STREET RESURFACING
PW 2016-08
City of Arroyo Grande 805-473-5460 805-473-5462
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Atascadero $375,000 $425,000
Construction of a 20’ wide paved roadway, culvert crossing, and parking area improvements.
MAND 8/16 @ 10am- 6500 Palma Ave
16-01995
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2:30 PM8/25/16
Addenda:ALPS THREE BRIDGES TRAILHEAD
2016-004 to
Prebid Conf:
City of Atascadero mailto:[email protected] 805-470-3486 805-470-3487
General Contractor Fax: 805-549-0702Office: 805-549-0667Sansone Company, Inc.
Plan Issuer:
San Luis Obispo
The Trustees of The California State University, through this Request for Proposal (RFP), intend to contract with a solar PV energyservice provider utilizing a Solar License and Power Purchase Agreement (SLPPA) model at the California Polytechnic StateUniversity, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly) campus. Qualified solar PV energy service providers shall propose to finance, design, engineer,construct, operate, maintain and own a solar PV system at the Cal Poly campus with the awarded Proposer invited to execute anSLPPA for 20 years with Cal Poly. Each proposer will submit their qualifications and a price proposal which shall include a fixed rate(¢/kWh) as further described in the RFP. A technical review committee shall review the respondents’ Qualifications and, based on thecriteria identified in the RFP, the committee shall select no more than five finalists to open the Price proposals.
PREVAILING WAGE
MAND 8/4 @ 10am- Building 70, room 110
16-01975
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3:00 PM8/31/16
Addenda:RFP PHOTOVOLTAIC ENERGY 2016
MAJ 16-MJ0070
Prebid Conf:
Cal Poly Facilities Planning & Capital Projects 805-756-2581 805-756-7566
Plan Issuer:
San Luis Obispo
ELECTRONIC RESPONSES THROUGH PUBLIC PURCHASE ONLY. COMPLETION OF VENDOR REGISTRATION PROCESSCAN TAKE 24 HOURS.
The purpose of this request for proposal is to provide interested parties with sufficient information regarding the environmentalrestoration services the San Luis Obispo County Public Works Department is seeking for its ongoing Willow Road Interchange OakWoodlands Mitigation Project. This information is intended to enable interested parties to prepare and submit proposals to provide therequested environmental restoration and reporting services during the next phase of the project.
MAND 8/17 10 am @ South Thompson Ave., approx. 0.13 mile south of the intersection of South Thompson andRancho Rd. (Gate latitude/longitude: 35.033285, -120.465598)
16-02058
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3:00 PM9/1/16
Addenda:ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION SERVICES FOR WILLOW ROAD INTERCHANGE OAK WOODLANDSMITIGATION PROJECT
1384
Prebid Conf:
County of San Luis Obispo 805-781-5200 805-781-5215
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Paso Robles
1. Install one new room pro one AV system in conference room (room 111) install per manufacturers installation guide (see attachedspecs). Part of installation will be to move one existing single gang outlet above ceiling grid to location that works best for the newspeaker AV system (no new conductors or box will be needed only relocation of existing outlet box) slight modifications will need to beperformed on the existing drop ceiling grid and tiles. Assume two new ceiling tiles and 12' of ceiling grid for replacement.2. In room 122, remove the existing dishwasher and return to site facility manager. (Location of storage to be determined). Install onenew electric range in space where dishwasher once was. Install one new range hood with exhaust fan above new stove and vent outthrough existing wall to outside of building. See additional scope on next sheet.3. Install one washer and one electric dryer on back wall in office number 120 (storage room). Install one new drain line and one newcopper water line with isolation valve for new washer. new washer and new dryer to be supplied by owner. Confirm dimensions andpower/utility requirements prior to proposal submittal.4. Install one new 20 amp circuit for new washer and one new 220 amp breaker for the dryer. Install one new 4 prong wall plug for newdryer.5. Install new vinyl flooring (90 sq ft - 6' x 15' armstrong-mannington or equal to match existing) 6' from back wall and install one newrubber transition strip between existing carpet and new flooring (15' and black rubber). Install burke (or equal) 4" rubber base andmatch existing, (30 linear ft).6. Clean up all debris caused by construction activities and dispose of off site. Protect all other finishes that are existing.
PREVAILING WAGE
8/26 @ 10am- site
16-02159
0
10:00 AM9/2/16
Addenda:RFP NCI AFFILIATES-BUILDING IMPROVEMENTS
16/17-002
Prebid Conf:
Paso Robles Joint Unified School District [email protected] 805-769-1100
NEW
Plan Issuer:
Grover Beach
Class A. Municipal Broadband Network Installation Project. The work includes trenching / boring for the installation of buried PVCconduits and concrete surface mounted utility boxes. Installed PVC conduits shall be primed, glued, lubricated and contain muletapewith slug.
The work shall include but is not limited to, cleaning, routing, and sealing of pavement cracks, removal and replacement of HMA inbase failed areas, applying Type II slurry seal, sweeping streets, and striping.
PREVAILING WAGE
16-02080
0
2:00 PM9/15/16
Addenda:2016 ANNUAL CRACK SEAL & SLURRY SEAL
DPW No. 16-09
City of Paso Robles 805-237-3861 805-237-3904
Plan Issuer:
San Luis Obispo $2,200,000
Class B. Project comprises labor, material and services necessary for: the removal of existing roofing, plywood wood sheathing, andexisting wood support columns; the installation of new fiberglass reinforced polyester (frp) columns; and the installation of a newplywood deck and single ply membrane roofing system.
PREVAILING WAGE
MAND 8/30 10 am @ site, California Men’s Colony
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2:00 PM9/22/16
Addenda:RESERVOIR NO 1 ROOF REPLACEMENT PROJECT
Prebid Conf:
CA State Dept General Svcs Real Estate Div 916-376-1731 916-376-1169
NEW
Plan Issuer:
Paso Robles
It is mandatory that all General Contractors, Mechanical/Plumbing Subcontractors, and Electrical Subcontractors (Contractors) forprojects estimated at $1,000,000 or over must full complete this Questionnaire, provide all materials requested herein, and beapproved by the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District in order to bid.
16-00858
0
5:00 PM12/30/16
Addenda:CONTRACTOR PRE-QUALIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
Paso Robles Joint Unified School District 805-238-2222
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Pismo Beach
The City of Pismo Beach is establishing its 2016 Qualified Bidders List for future public works construction projects. Qualified licensedcontractors interested in being placed on the City’s 2016 Qualified Bidders List must submit their company’s information on theattached form indicating the type of work they are interested in and currently licensed to perform. Contractor shall include the class ofcontractor’s license(s) held and the contractor license number(s). Interested contractors will need to submit the attached form to beplaced on the 2016 Qualified Bidders List, even if they have been on the previous year’s list.Annual public works construction projects may include, but are not limited to, earthwork and grading, paving, slurry seal, concretesidewalks and repairs, sidewalk grinding, steam cleaning, striping, storm drain installation and maintenance, park maintenance, streetsweeping, pipelines, electrical, painting, general building including plumbing and mechanical, etc.
16-01749
0
12:00 PM12/30/16
Addenda:2016 QUALIFIED BIDDER LIST
City of Pismo Beach . 805-773-4656 805-773-4684
General Contractor Fax: 805-543-1722Office: 805-543-1706Specialty Construction
Santa Clara County
Plan Issuer:
San Jose
Seeks to gather information regarding possible uses of a 1.5-acre site within Martial Cottle County Park, a regional park dedicated topreserving the agricultural legacy of the Santa Clara Valley.
Project Contact: Metka Valh, Management A nalystEmail: [email protected]
RFP also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
8/9 at 10AM
16-01994
0
3:00 PM8/22/16
Addenda:RFP MARTIAL COTTLE COMMUNITY GARDENS RFI-PRK-FY16-0211
RFI-PRK-FY16-0211
Prebid Conf:
County of Santa Clara - Parks & Recreation 408-355-2200
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Moffett Field $5,000,000
The work includes site and building construction for a new Vehicle Maintenance Facility, including: site preparation, undergroundutilities, building pad preparation, site improvements, new building construction consisting of reinforced masonry and steel framedadministration bay and pre-engineered metal building maintenance bays. Work includes all interior and exterior finishes as well asbuilding utilities and incidental relatedwork.
Prime Contracting General Contractor 951-383-8086 951-383-8131
NEW
General Contractor Fax: 951-383-8131Office: 951-383-8086Prime Contracting General Contractor
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Sunnyvale $5,000,000 $10,000,000
Construct approximately 18,000 sq. ft. of new office space on two levels and connect to a recently constructed lobby and provide forselective demolition.
Project Contact: Dennis Becker 925-372-2307
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Site Visit 7/27 at 10:30AM
16-01952
2
2:00 PM8/25/16
Addenda:ESTABLISH RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CAMPUS - VETERANS AFFAIRS VA261-16-B-0549
VA261-16-B-0549 to
Prebid Conf:
Department of Veterans Affairs
Air & Vapor Barrier Contractor Fax: 408-413-4130Office: 408-848-4088R Titus Waterproofing
General Contractor Fax: 503-650-1902Office: 503-650-1720Glen Mar Construction
General Contractor Fax: 619-447-4192Office: 619-593-3527Halbert Construction Co Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 858-277-2500Office: 858-277-7100Herman Construction
General Contractor Fax: 209-249-5301Office: 209-982-9900Patriot Construction, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 808-853-2442Office: 808-853-2441Talion Construction, LLC
Steel Contractor Fax: 925-447-8797Office: 925-449-6999Mission City Rebar, Inc
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $230,000
See Specifications for complete Scope of Work.
Contact: Fai Ali at (408) 392-3627
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Non-Mandatory 8/10 at 1:30PM
16-02104
2
3:00 PM8/25/16
Addenda:8247- SAN JOSE AIRPORT (SJIA) POLICE DEPARTMENT BUILDING REPLACEMENT 2016 - REBID
8247
Prebid Conf:
City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
General Contractor Fax: 415-665-9470Office: 650-994-9380Agbayani Construction Corp
General Contractor Fax: 415-897-1409Office: 415-897-6958Bay Pacific Pipeline, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 510-657-3688Office: 510-657-3686Blocka Construction Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 510-733-0389Office: 510-733-0390Gradetech Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 925-398-8245Office: 925-398-8290Integra Construction Services, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 650-267-5302Office: 650-267-5300JMB Construction, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 650-685-2491Office: 650-685-2490Omni Construction
General Contractor Fax: 650-508-1705Office: 650-508-1700Rodan Builders Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 408-716-2857Office: 408-492-1379Sigura Construction
General Contractor Fax: 408-287-1424Office: 408-287-1424Tucker Construction
General Contractor Fax: 415-822-1300Office: 415-822-4400Yerba Buena Engineering & Construction
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Los Gatos
Removal and replacement of an existing metal backstop, finishing concrete, and demoing and replacing asphalt concrete pavementadjacent to the existing backstop structure.
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
16-02127
0
2:00 PM8/26/16
Addenda:BLOSSOM HILL PARK BACKSTOP REPLACEMENT
#16-831-3407
Town of Los Gatos - DPW 408-399-5770
NEW
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Milpitas
20 Auditorium Recliner Conversion
Plans also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
8/18 at 9AM
16-02129
1
12:00 PM8/26/16
Addenda:CINEMARK MILPITAS XD RECLINER #440
#440
Prebid Conf:
Alegis Construction 206-725-0385 206-725-0296
NEW
General Contractor Fax: 206-725-0296Office: 206-725-0385Alegis Construction
General Contractor Fax: 916-614-7898Office: 916-614-7888Moorefield Construction
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Menlo Park
Installing a concrete platform over an existing parking space(s), a metal grate over existing curb gutter sections of metal cable guardrails, an access ramp, pickup and delivery and installation of City Furnished cement planter boxes.
8/22 at 2PM
16-02131
0
4:00 PM8/26/16
Addenda:SANTA CRUZ STREET CAFE PROJECT BISTRO VIDA, HARVEST, LEFT BANK LOCATIONS
20-066
Prebid Conf:
City of Menlo Park - Engineering 650-330-6740
NEW
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
16-02094
0
10:00 AM8/30/16
Addenda:HIGHWAY 9 SAFETY IMPROVEMENTS PHASE IV
City of Saratoga - DPW 408-868-1200
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock
Plan Issuer:
Palo Alto
Permeation cut-off grouting of a 72-inch reinforced concrete pipe sanitary sewer interceptor to stop infiltration; curtain grouting ofadjacent 60-inch reinforced concrete manhole using chemical grouting to stop infiltration; closed circuit television inspection andmonitoring during the grouting procedure; utility locate; restoration of site to preconstruction conditions; .and repair and reconstructionof existing improvements affected by the Work.
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
8/15 at 2PM
16-02116
0
3:00 PM8/30/16
Addenda:ON-CALL EMERGENCY CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 165567
165567
Prebid Conf:
City of Palo Alto - DPW 650-329-2271
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Los Altos $6,500 $8,500
Installation of a total of two (2) speed humps for traffic calming along Loucks Avenue between Los Altos Avenue and MercedesAvenue. Work also Includes the installation of thermoplastic speed hump pavement markings and pavement legends at all locationsand a total of four (4) sign posts with various speed hump warning signs and placards.
16-02123
0
2:00 PM8/30/16
Addenda:LOUCKS AVENUE NEIGHBORHOOD TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
TS-01023 (13-07) to
City of Los Altos - Engineering 650-947-2780
NEW
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $725,000
The installation of (1) 1920 sq. ft. Owner-provided flush entry American Modular Systems “Gen 7” modular building, supporting utilities,an adjacent parking lot, and courtyard with landscaping. The building itself houses student and staff restrooms, a large scienceclassroom, electrical/low voltage room, and a janitorial closet.
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
MAND 8/17 & 8/23 at 10AM
16-02144
0
2:00 PM8/30/16
Addenda:SANTA TERESA HIGH SCHOOL ST PHOENIX - CLASSROOM/RR BLD & COURTYARD - ESUHSD
Z-071-601/B-01-16-17
Prebid Conf:
East Side Union High School District (ESUHSD) 408-347-5100
NEW
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
LOS ALTOS $15,000,000 $19,000,000
The Project scope includes the following:
1. Installation of temporary pedestrian detours, including all materials, concrete, fencing, signage, as required to safely detourpedestrians as required to complete work;2. Clearing and grubbing of the project limits, including removal of existing trees;3. Excavation of approximately 200,000 cubic yards of material to construct two detention basins at Rancho San Antonio Park; one oneach side of Permanente Creek;4. Removal of the existing Permanente Creek concrete box culvert and construct a new concrete box culvert and wing walls beneaththe Gate of Heaven Cemetery maintenance access road;5. Construction of a new concrete flood control structure adjacent to the new concrete box culvert;6. Installation of a concrete impact stilling basin inside the new north detention basin;7. Installation of storm drains and their outfall structures;8. Relocation of car and equestrian parking lot;9. Design and construction of a new restroom at the new parking lot;10. Installation of on-site wastewater system;11. Construction of asphalt concrete access roads and realign existing trails;12. Installation of new irrigation well to serve the Gate of Heaven Cemetery with 6ft chain link fencing;13. Abandonment and removal of existing irrigation well;14. Installation of approximately 160 cubic yards of armoring aggregate for the maintenance roads and ramps;15. Installation of various concrete driveways, walkways, valley gutter, and curb and gutters;16. Installation of approximately 4000 linear feet of wood fencing, including relocated wood fencing;17. DELETED;18. Relocation of one locking swing gate;19. Removal and legal disposal of all structures, including abandoned asphalt concrete streets and concrete sidewalks, abandonedutilities, such as storm drains and storm drainage structures, waterlines, sewer lines, etc., and miscellaneous items as shown;20. Coordination of work activities with various utility companies as needed to protect or arrange relocation of their facilities;21. Installation of mitigation plantings;22. Provision of maintenance for three years of wetland/riparian establishment following the successful completion of the mitigationplantings installation;23. Other miscellaneous construction work and items necessary to satisfactorily complete the work.
PROJECT IS AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING ONLINE ONLY
MAND 7/13 at 10:30AM & 7/27 at10:30AM
16-01853
4
2:00 PM8/31/16
Addenda:PERMANENTE CREEK FLOOD PROTECTION PROJECT RANCHO SAN ANTONIO DETENTION BASIN(ONLINE ONLY)
26244001 to
Prebid Conf:
SCVWD (Reprographics Dept) 408-630-3088
General Contractor Fax: 925-826-5766Office: 925-826-5387DMZ Builders
General Contractor Fax: 415-454-8376Office: 415-454-7011Ghilotti Bros, Inc
General Contractor Fax: 408-327-7090Office: 408-327-7013Granite Construction
General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
General Contractor Fax: 707-439-7301Office: 707-439-7300Kiewit Infrastructure West Co
General Contractor Fax: 916-920-2246Office: 916-649-4504Myers And Sons Construction LP
General Contractor Fax: 510-777-5099Office: 510-777-5000Shimmick Construction Co. Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 800-507-5295Office: 415-896-2859Sierra Mountain Construction Inc
General Contractor Fax: 714-828-9498Office: 714-828-4882USS Cal Builders
Sub-Contractor/SpecialtyContractor
Fax: 408-727-7051Office: 408-727-6999Mission City Rebar, Inc
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $2,500,000 $3,500,000
Design, Furnish, and Install Substation #2, Substation #6, with Option 1 to Add Substation #13 and Option 2 to Add Three (3) moreSubstations, location TBD.
It is mandatory that all Contractors who intend to submit a bid, fully complete the pre-qualification questionnaire, provide all materialsrequested herein, and be approved by VTA to being included on the final qualified Bidders list. No bid will be accepted from aContractor that has failed to comply with these requirements. If two or more business entities submit a bid as part of a Joint Venture, orexpect to submit a bid as part of a Joint Venture, each entity within the Joint Venture must be separately qualified to bid. The last dateto submit a fully completed questionnaire is August 5, 2016. Contractors are encouraged to submit pre-qualification packages as soonas possible, so that they may be notified of omissions of information to be remedied or of their pre-qualification status well in advanceof the bid opening for this project.
Project Contact: Del Sabeti
RFQ also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
SCVTA -Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority 408-321-7189
Plan Issuer:
Sunnyvale
Convert City owned & maintained streetlights from existing (predominately High Pressure Sodium vapor) technology to more energyefficient LED technology.
1. Modify existing PG&E Line 303 gas line at MP 16.30 (Station 859+58) on the South Bay Aqueduct Alameda Canal to providecathodic isolation of the gas line.2. Modify existing Santa Clara Pipeline MP 34.23 blowoff discharge pipe.3. Modify existing Bayside Valve Vault MP 28.90.4. Modify existing Grossmont Valve Vault MP 41.68.
Specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Inspection Trip /16 at 10AM
16-02126
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2:00 PM8/31/16
Addenda:SANTA CLARA PIPELINE MODIFICATIONS (MINOR CONTRACT) MILEPOSTS 16.30, 28.90, 34.23 & 41.68STATE WATER FACILITIES 16-09
16-09/C51528
Prebid Conf:
Department Of Water Resources 916-653-4867
NEW
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Milpitas
Construction of 171,924 sq. ft. mini-storage project, which consists of (3) single story buildings and (1) three story building, includingassociated site work.
Plans available ONLINE ONLY
16-02138
0
2:00 PM8/31/16
Addenda:BAY ROCK STORAGE (ONLINE)
Campbell Development 623-434-8500 623-454-9020
NEW
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
General Contractor Fax: 623-454-9020Office: 623-434-8500Campbell Development
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Visit
San Jose $1,140,000
Work under this Contract shall include detail design for the demolition and removal of existing 480 volt switchgear and installation of anew 480 volt switchgear including conduit and wire. Project criteria documents are as shown on the Design Build Drawings andSpecifications which are included as part of this BID PACKAGE. Detailed project plans shall be prepared by a California LicensedProfessional Engineer and shall meet current code requirements. Work shall include the following:
1. Detailed design of all components for demolition of existing and installation of new, 480 volt switchgear. Work shall include, but notlimited to:a. Site investigation and verification of documented electrical plans2. Site Preparation, Relocation and Demolition including but not limited to:a. Demolition and relocation of the existing 480 volt switchgear. Providing temporary generator power as needed3. Installation of new 480 volt switchgear. This shall include but, not be limited to:a. Installation of new electrical equipment including transformer, automatic transfer switch and testingb. Installation of new conduit, wiring and electrical circuits suitable to support operation of the new switchgear configurationc. Installation of new LED fixtures in electrical room.d. Providing temporary generator power as needed
Contact: Shashi Naik at (408) 535- 8362, or by email at:[email protected]
Plans also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
MAND
16-02040
2
3:00 PM9/1/16
Addenda:7452 - POLICE AND COMMUNICATION BUILDING (PAC) ELECTRICAL UPGRADE
7452
August 4, 2016 10AM
City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300
General Contractor Fax: 408-970-9975Office: 408-970-9900Anderson Pacific Engineering, Inc.
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $320,000
Mobilization, construction area traffic control devices, existing fa cilities, cleaning and grubbing, earthwork, subgrade preparation,finishing roadway, aggregate bases, hot mix asphalt, groove/grind pavement, concrete structures, reinforcement, concretecurbs/sidewalks, wheel stop, chain link fence, lighting, services/distribution, engine generators, trench excavation.
Project Contact: Fai Ali 408-392-3627
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Non-Mandatory 8/18 at 1:30PM
16-02120
0
3:00 PM9/1/16
Addenda:8248 - AIRPORT (SJIA) SOUTHEAST AREA IT INFRASTRUCTURE
8248
Prebid Conf:
City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300
NEW
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
General Contractor Fax: 925-398-8245Office: 925-398-8290Integra Construction Services, Inc.
General Contractor Fax: 650-508-1705Office: 650-508-1700Rodan Builders Inc.
Plan Issuer:
San Jose $897,542
Repair and rehabilitation of eighteen (18) existing sanitary sewer mains.
Project Contact: Ray Cunanan 408-535-7878
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
San Jose
Provide and implement an Adaptive Traffic Control System (“ATCS” or “System”) at approximately 35 signalized intersections alongthe Tully Road Commercial District Corridor and Saratoga Avenue Corridor (“Project”).
RFP also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Non-Mandatory 8/10 at 10AM
16-02008
0
3:00 PM9/6/16
Addenda:RFP ADAPTIVE TRAFFIC CONTROL SYSTEM 15-16-24
RFP 15-16-24
Prebid Conf:
City of San Jose - DPW 408-535-8300
Plan Issuer:
Palo Alto $2,745,600
Construction of Palo Alto Regional Water Quality Control Plant Old Pumping Plant (OPP) Rehabilitation project, including replacementof the influent pumps, piping, concrete repair and coating, new cathodic protection system, replacement of mag meter, replacement ofMCC, associated electrical and instrumentation improvements and repair and reconstruction of existing improvements affected by theWork, and incidentals for complete and usable facility.
Project Contact: Padmakar M. Chaobal 650-329-2287
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
Plans and specs also available for review at Santa Clara Builders Exchange
MAND 8/22 at 10AM
16-02155
0
3:00 PM9/7/16
Addenda:UNDERGROUND DISTRICT NO. 46
163853
Prebid Conf:
City of Palo Alto - DPW 650-329-2271
NEW
Plan Issuer:
Mountain View $25,000,000 $30,000,000
Installation of temporary pedestrian and vehicular detours; Installation, maintenance and removal of storm water pollution preventionBMPs. Clearing and grubbing of the project limits, including removal of existing trees; Removal and legal disposal of the existingimprovements at the project site including underground utilities, buildings and bleachers; Removal and replacement of Park Drive andMiramonte Avenue AC pavement and PCC medians; Removal and replacement of sidewalk, curb and gutter along Mountain ViewAvenue, Park Drive and Miramonte Avenue; Removal, installation and abandonment of utilities within Park Drive and MiramonteAvenue; Excavation of approximately 110,000 cubic yards of material to construct a dual-use detention basin and ball fields atMcKelvey Park; Installation of retaining walls of types including concrete, soldier pile, and sheet pile; Installation of pre-engineeredpedestrian bridge; Installation of underground utilities on McKelvey Park site including water, storm drainage and sanitary sewer;Installation of ball fields and\ appurtenant structures including bleachers, concessions and meeting room buildings, scorekeepersbooth, storage, restrooms and fencing; Installation of pump station including equipping, mechanical and data communications;Installation of street and ball field lighting; Installation of mini-park; Installation of landscaping and irrigation; Installation of variousconcrete driveways, walkways, median, valley gutter, and curbs and curb and gutters; Installation of approximately 3,300 linear feet ofvarious types of fencing and access gates.
Various repairs throughout the parking structure including, but not limited to, concrete repairs, joint repairs, epoxy injection, drainageinstallations, traffic topping installation, and striping.
PREVAILING WAGE
7/26 11:30 am @ site, upper deck of garage
16-01902
3
2:00 PM8/23/16
Addenda:PARKING GARAGE LOT 3 RESTORATION
C401508
Prebid Conf:
Non-Mandatory
City of Santa Cruz 831-420-5160 831-420-5161
Air & Vapor Barrier Contractor Fax: 408-413-4130Office: 408-848-4088R Titus Waterproofing
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Watsonville
The Terrace at 445 Main Street is a new, 4 story mixed use building, including 3 levels of wood framed apartments (54 units), overground floor concrete podium housing parking garage and commercial spaces. Bogard Construction has been retained as the selectCM/GC, pursuing bids for all phases of construction. Design/Build Mechanical, Electrical, Low Voltage and Solar trades have alreadybeen awarded. All questions and communication are to run through Bogard Construction’s office only. This is not a Prevailing Wageproject.
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Addenda:THE TERRACE AT 445 MAIN ST
Bogard Construction, Inc. [email protected] 831-426-8191 831-426-4921
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
General Contractor Fax: 831-426-4921Office: 831-426-8191Bogard Construction, Inc.
Fax: 408-413-4130Office: 408-848-4088R Titus Waterproofing
Sub-Contractor/SpecialtyContractor
Fax: 831-465-0468Office: 831-458-3473Rollins Fire Sprinklers, Inc.
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Santa Cruz $120,000 $130,000
Class A. Demolition and construction of curb ramps, traffic islands, trenching, streetlight, striping, posts and signs and all work notmentioned above that is required by the plans, City Standard Specifications, State Standard Specifications and the special provisionsto be performed, placed, constructed or installed.
General Contractor Fax: 831-449-0700Office: 831-444-4128Don Chapin Co
General Contractor Fax: 831-475-1173Office: 863-475-5122Earthworks Paving Contractors, Inc.
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Bidders:
Plan Issuer:
Watsonville
Bid instructions:1. RCP Construction is only looking for bids for the “Phase One” work only per the Phasing plan.2. All site improvements are by others. RCP Construction is only bidding the residential units.3. This project will have a “WRAP” “OCIP” insurance policy.
Concrete/Masonry Contractor Fax: 213-443-9563Office: 408-605-6861Professional Grade Construction
Bidders:
Santa Cruz $5,500,000
Acacia eradication and slope stabilization with roadway work In Santa Cruz County Near Santa Cruz From 0.2 Mile North OfPasatiempo Overcrossing To Beulah Park UndercrossingThe Contractor must have either a Class A license or any combination of the following Class C licenses which constitutes a majority ofthe work: C-12, C-13, C-27.440 Working Days * 11% DBE Requirement
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Addenda:DOT 05-0Q6004 ACACIA ERADICATION AND SLOPE STABILIZATION WITH ROADWAY WORK
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General Contractor Fax: 408-365-9548Office: 408-574-1400Granite Rock
Plan Issuer:
Capitola $115,000
Slip Sheet repair and resurfacing of four (4) tennis courts at Jade Street Park.
PREVAILING WAGE
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Addenda:JADE STREET TENNIS COURT SLIP SHEET OVERLAY
City of Capitola 831-475-7300 831-479-8879
Plan Issuer:
Scotts Valley
In general, the work to be done under this contract consists of, but not be limited to, removal of existing thermoplastic and raisedpavement markers, the application of microsurfacing, striping, marking, color pavement markings, and markers. The area of work is:On Mount Hermon Road, beginning at the northwest crosswalk at La Madrona Drive to the western City Limits 375’ north of LockhartGulch.
PREVAILING WAGE
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Addenda:2016 MOUNT HERMON RD MICRO-SURFACING
City of Scotts Valley 831-438-5854
NEW
Projects Out To BidName Bid Date Time Contract # EstimateLocationOPR#
Plan Issuer:
Santa Cruz County
The Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz requests responses from qualified General Contractors and Specialty Contractors,including but not limited to: Concrete, Electrical, Painting, Plumbing, Roofing and similar specialty classifications. The HousingAuthority is developing a list of pre-qualified contractors to provide construction services for a variety of on-going facility maintenanceand modification projects – including vacant unit turnovers, service work and similar. Contractors will be evaluated based on the natureof services required and the qualifications of the Contractor. Depending on nature and location of work, select prevailing wage rateswill apply to jobs.Interested Contractors must complete a “Contractor Information” form. Contractors must submit completed forms to the HousingAuthority office located at:Housing Authority of the County of Santa Cruz2931 Mission St.ATT: Peter RogersSanta Cruz, CA 95062This Notice will remain open - there is no deadline for submitting a written “Contractor Information” forms.Please contact Peter Rogers at 831-454-5928 with questions.
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Addenda:NOTICE TO INTERESTED GENERAL AND SPECIALTY CONTRACTORS
Housing Authority of Santa Cruz Co. 831-454-5928 831-469-3719
While it sometimes feels like a disaster movie living here, people in the Golden State aren’t shaken easily, and are often rebuilding after fire, flood or earthquake. This opens the door for scammers and they have been warned! First, we ‘plumb’ the depths of license rules for a business buyer…
Q: I am in the process of purchasing a business that has a Contractor’s license with a “C-20” (HVAC) and “C-36” (Plumbing) classifications. My experience is with hydronic piping and cooling towers. What type of license would be required to perform this work? I want to make sure I’m covered with the seller’s license.
A: The “C-20” classification would be most appropriate classification for the type of work you are describing. A Plumbing Contractor (“C-36”) can do the piping aspect of the project but not the cooling tower. You need to show at least 4 years of full time work experience in the trade you are applying for in order to qualify for the license. We can assist you if you need help.
The Board has sent a strong warning in a recent news release. It’s been a destructive fire season in many areas of the Golden State and the CSLB is warning unlicensed scammers that victimizing property owners a second time is a crime. Consumers are advised to check out anyone preparing to bid work. The Contractors State License Board (CSLB) is warning consumers about the dangers of hiring unlicensed contractors following a disaster, whether it is earthquake, fire, flood or mudslide. Unscrupulous, unlicensed contractors often prey on victims of natural disasters.
It is a felony to contract without a license in a declared disaster area.
Consumers can protect themselves by using CSLB’s resources. “Although it’s understandable that property owners want to begin rebuilding quickly, it’s important not to rush the process and hire the first contractor who comes along,” said CSLB Registrar Cindi Christenson. “Take your time and protect yourself against con artists who will take your money and run—or incompetent contractors who will perform shoddy work. Hire only licensed contractors and check their qualifications.”
You can call CSLB, toll-free: (800) 321-CSLB (2752). For more tips online visit
Contractors working on a job—from debris removal to rebuilding—totaling $500 or more for labor and materials must be licensed by CSLB. To become licensed, a contractor must pass a licensing examination, verify at least four years of journey-level experience, carry a license bond, and pass a criminal background check.
While knowledge is power, knowing where to go for the answers is half the battle. Get expert assistance immediately when you call 866-443-0657, email [email protected], or write us at Capitol Services, Inc., 1225 8th St. Ste. 500, Sacramento, CA 95814. Research past columns at www.cutredtape.com.
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Bid ResultsGreenfield 8/4 Police Department Community Room Improvement
Britton Designs Co. Inc. $197,000
Property Restoration Services $342,106
Los Osos 8/11 Raised Crosswalk Improv Santa Ysabel Ave at 7th, 11th, & 15th
R. Burke Corp $37,180
S. Chavez Construction $49,713
San Luis Obispo 8/11 Railroad Trail Maintenance 2016
Souza Construction $78,620
S. Chavez Construction $89,977
R. Burke Corp. $106,581
San Luis Obispo 8/11 Sign Replacement Project
Statewide Traffic Safety & Signs Inc $56,103
Chrisp Co. $63,040
watsonville 8/11 Mañana Lane Sanitary Sewer Replacement Project
Bay Pacific Pipeline, Inc. $1,486,310
Pacific Northern Environmental Corp $1,927,900
Arroyo Grande 8/12 2016 Street Repairs
R. Burke Corp $545,062
V. Lopez Jr. & Sons $696,425
S. Chaves Construction Inc. $832,405
Salinas 8/16 Modular Building & Associated Site Work at Frank Paul ES
Avila Construction $617,093
Don Chapin Co $675,600
Dilbeck & Sons, Inc $825,098
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Mechanic’s LiensNONE THIS WEEK
DATE GRANTOR GRANTEE CITY 08/12 JT Plumbing Cirvinick, Arthur Carmel 08/12 JT Plumbing Benner, Henry Carmel
DATE GRANTOR GRANTEE CITY 08/10 Mason, John Mason, Cheryl Carmel Valley 08/10 BMC EG Grove LLC BMC EG Grove LLC E. Garrison 08/10 City of Carmel by the Sea MPE Carmel 08/11 Nino Mike Nino Development Inc King City 08/11 BMC EG Village LLC BMC EG Village LLC E. Garrison 08/12 BMC EG Grove LLC BMC EG Grove LLC E. Garrison
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Safety Tip of the WeekCRANES AND OVERHEAD WIRES
There are many dangerous situations on a construction site, but operating hoisting equipment close to overhead wires is more than just dangerous, it's a matter of life and death! The following guidelines should help us prevent potentially deadly contact:
Keep cranes a safe distance from power lines. For lines rated 50 kV or below, minimum clearance between the lines and machines or loads must be 10 feet plus 0.4 inch for each 1 kV. over 50 kV., or twice the length of the line insulator, but NEVER less than 10 feet.
Use a qualified signalperson when the crane is within boom's length of a line. The signal- person must warn the operator when the machine is approaching the lines since the operator may not be able to accurately judge the distance. The signalperson should have no other duties while the machine is working near the power line.
Do not rely on ground rods for safety. They provide little or no protection. People touching the crane or load will still draw enough current to kill, even with the best ground rods in place. In addition, don't rely on proximity warning devices, hook insulators, insulating boom guards, swing limit stops, etc. as each has serious limitations.
Except for the operator, keep all personnel away from the crane when working near power line Don't allow anyone to touch the load, crane, or crane hook until the signalperson indicates that it is safe to do so. Exercise caution when working near overhead lines having long spans. These tend to swing laterally in the wind and contact can occur.
Use caution when moving cranes. Uneven ground can cause the boom to weave or bob into lines. Ensure a route is plainly marked when cranes must travel beneath power lines. 'Rider' poles should be erected on each side of the crossing approach to guarantee that the boom will be lowered to a safe position. Avoid using tag lines except when it is possible for the load to spin into the power line. All rope will conduct electricity.
DUMP TRUCKS & OVERHEAD WIRES SPELL DANGER, TOO! BE ALERT IN INDUSTRIAL AREAS & NEAR TEMPORARY POWER LINES.
